[Seoul = NewsPim] Reporter Lee, Na-young = Wavus, a  spatial information  platform company leading digital twin  technology,  announced on  the 5th that it has  won an  order for  the  Ulsan Mipo Industrial Complex Digital  Twin-based Integrated  Control Platform  project ordered by the Ulsan Information Industry Promotion Agency .

The total project cost is 2.18 billion won and will be  carried out by a  consortium of four  companies,  including Wavus . Among them, Wavus' contract  amount is 843.2  million won, and the  contract period is  from the 4th to  December 31,  2024.

Ulsan City is  carrying out a ' Smart Green Industrial Complex Integrated  Control Center' project worth about 13 billion won from 2022 to 2024 for the digital transformation of industrial complexes .  The Ulsan Mipo Industrial Complex's digital  twin-based integrated control  platform construction project, which was signed for bidding this time, will be  carried out as  part of  the establishment of an integrated  control center .  Wevus  plans to  establish a  core platform to monitor  various on-site collection information related to  underground, environment, traffic, and  fire in  real time  within a digital  twin-based virtual space and  to immediately  respond and control risk detection and safety accidents.

Through  this project, we  will not  only be a  superficial digital twin that  only moves the  physical shape , but also make  efforts to  present information  collected and  simulated prediction in real  time at  sites in industrial  complexes as an industrial complex-type digital twin  model for  safety management  purposes , said Kim, Hak-sung, CEO of Wavus.

Meanwhile, Wavus successfully carried out the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's national spatial information (K-Geo) platform and digital twin-based national land service construction project, and built and expanded the spatial information platform of public institutions and private companies based on its spatial information solutions, GeOnPaaS and GeOnDT. Recently, it has also accelerated its entry into the private sector by introducing the  'MapPick' service, a spatial information collaboration platform for the private sector.

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